Sentence examples for probably links from inspiring English sources

Although the mechanism of epsin function in Notch signaling is not well understood, studies of epsin in other contexts suggest that epsin probably links ubiquitinated ligand with endocytic vesicles [38].

The Ser-Thr kinase mammalian target of rapamycin (mTor) probably links the metabolic shift and the cytoskeletal organization after NK cell activation (Marcais and Walzer, 2014).

Finally, we connect mTOR signalling with downstream transcriptional regulation of oligodendrocyte differentiation and myelination programmes, and we provide perspectives on how mTOR probably links extracellular and intracellular mediators and coordinates with other signalling pathways to promote a fully differentiated myelinating phenotype in oligodendrocytes.

Kanchanawong et al. reported that focal adhesions link the extracellular matrix to the actin cytoskeleton, and vinculin localized in focal adhesions probably links integrin to actin directly, as the distribution of vinculin is consistent with its binding to sites along the talin rod domain and actin, which may serve to buttress the integrin-talin-actin linkage [ 29].

"The two are probably linked.

"I think you could probably link Raheem with every club in the world at the moment.

It was probably linked to Chernobyl, but nobody can say for sure," Natasha says.

A third dominant characteristic, probably linked with his provincialism and his romanticism, made itself felt.

Claude Moniquet, the chief executive of the European Strategic Intelligence and Security Centre, agreed that he was "very probably linked to Islamic State".

He had a history of emotional and arbitrary behaviour probably linked to excessive drinking.

He died aged 29, in New Orleans, in a somewhat deranged state probably linked to the lingering effects of malaria.